the military is not a perfect environment. the problem is there are fewer options for redress legally for women in the military and service members broadly. if you are the victim of sexual harassment or discrimination on the basis of race, sex, or sexual orientation, you have fewer options than civilians. >> because you have to go through a chain of command and it cob the chain of command that's perpetrating it. >> it is not just that. you don't have access to civil courts. when isiah thomas was sexually harassing an nba employee, she had the option to sue and she won that case for over $1 million, i believe. that's the classic example of an option that's available to victims of discrimination or crimes in the civilian work place that's just off limits to service members. that has to change. justice scalia, interestingly enough, is one of those justices that believes that the so-called fairest doctrine needs to go shlgs that service members should have access to civil courts. >> maybe we will see additional victories. let me s